In a Nutshell:
DiRT Rally 2.0 is a rally racing game (of course) that has....well its a racing game, not really a lot to say generally, you know what racing is right?

I will proceed to state the pros and cons.

-Graphics are amazing, so are particles and lighting.
-Physics feel so right, its hard as duck to drive in wet mud, hard to dirve in gravel and easier to drive in cement, just like in real life.
-Own instructor telling you each turn, type of turn, to cut the curve or not, how one type of curve turns to another, just feels legit you know?
-A Lot of content and online expands that
-Types of rally (classic, 80's, 90's, modern)
-Old, new and old-ish cars.
-(Totally personal) It has a circuit on my country, Catamarca Province, in Argentina, and i love it because i was there and the locations are real (at least the names)
-Crash Physics are preety good, not beamng drive-like of course, but darn cool

-Expensive (i bought it on sale but still)
-Super huge disk consuming (around 93gb of space required, ouch)
-Requires Good pc
-Its sometimes drops fps if the pc can't hold it totally (changing graphical settigs should work, worked for me at least)
-Maybe too hard to understand at first. but a few hours should solve it
-Some cars are hard af to drive, but again, practice

Really i cant say any more bad things about it, if you like racing, have a good pc, enough space and patience, you should get it 100% no regrets



-If you flip your car youll see how the steering wheel won't move, but the car will turn normally, after a second or so, the steering wheel will turn again (Visual Bug)
-If you pop a tire, and it gets fully broken leaving the wheel unprotected, no matter the terrain, the sound is metallic. (Sound Glitch)



Its probably the best track in the game. Its beautiful, hard (challenging), and really smooth to race in, and i emphasise on the fact that it looks 10/10, beautiful setup and graphics

[h1] The Funniest Racing Game I've Ever Played [/h1] [u] In a Nutshell: [/u] DiRT Rally 2.0 is a rally racing game (of course) that has....well its a racing game, not really a lot to say generally, you know what racing is right? I will proceed to state the pros and cons. [h2] Pros: [/h2] -Graphics are amazing, so are particles and lighting. -Physics feel so right, its hard as duck to drive in wet mud, hard to dirve in gravel and easier to drive in cement, just like in real life. -Own instructor telling you each turn, type of turn, to cut the curve or not, how one type of curve turns to another, just feels legit you know? -A Lot of content and online expands that -Types of rally (classic, 80's, 90's, modern) -Old, new and old-ish cars. -(Totally personal) It has a circuit on my country, Catamarca Province, in Argentina, and i love it because i was there and the locations are real (at least the names) -Crash Physics are preety good, not beamng drive-like of course, but darn cool [h2] Cons: [/h2] -Expensive (i bought it on sale but still) -Super huge disk consuming (around 93gb of space required, ouch) -Requires Good pc -Its sometimes drops fps if the pc can't hold it totally (changing graphical settigs should work, worked for me at least) -Maybe too hard to understand at first. but a few hours should solve it -Some cars are hard af to drive, but again, practice Really i cant say any more bad things about it, if you like racing, have a good pc, enough space and patience, you should get it 100% no regrets [h1] Score: [u] 8/10 [/u] [/h1] [h2] Glitches i find (updating every time i find one) [/h2] -If you flip your car youll see how the steering wheel won't move, but the car will turn normally, after a second or so, the steering wheel will turn again (Visual Bug) -If you pop a tire, and it gets fully broken leaving the wheel unprotected, no matter the terrain, the sound is metallic. (Sound Glitch) [h1] DLC Review [/h1] [h2] -Sweden Rally: [/h2] Its probably the best track in the game. Its beautiful, hard (challenging), and really smooth to race in, and i emphasise on the fact that it looks 10/10, beautiful setup and graphics [h1] 10/10 Would Recommend [/h1]